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Brussels slapped X with a $140 million fine in early December. The signal was clear.

Apple’s STARFlow-V sidesteps diffusion entirely, a bold move in an era dominated by noisy, iterative generation.

Large language models are famously opaque. Their reasoning happens somewhere between the question you type and the answer you get, a process that's...

Deutsche Telekom just placed an AI directly inside a phone call. No app, no download. You simply talk, and a machine can listen and talk back.

Police say no sexual assault happened. That's the official line. The viral "DoorDash Girl" story was not a crime in the traditional sense.

A United Nations scientific panel says governments should stop waiting for perfect data before acting on AI risks, releasing its first major report...

Google is letting Gemini Notebook read your bookshelf. The company's AI note-taking tool now connects directly to Google Play Books, pulling in full...

Local language models don’t need a cloud connection to do real work. I built a minimal Python agent running Llama 3.2 through Ollama, no external...

Every time your LLM generates a response, you’re burning money. Semantic caching promises to cool that fire, slashing costs by up to 73%, but here’s...

India is stepping into the ring with a heavyweight contender that fits in the palm of your hand.

Nokia's applied research team has put a new tool on PyPI called AnyJev, and it does something narrower than most LLM releases: it turns an existing...

Anthropic's Mythos and Fable models spent part of this summer under U.S. export control restrictions, after a report suggested their safety...

Anthropic's $1.5 billion settlement with book authors, announced earlier this year, was supposed to close the chapter on claims that the company...

A model on Hugging Face went missing from OpenAI's own safety checks earlier this year, exposed in a breach that showed just how easily a company can...

The internet is no longer a static brochure. It’s a live conversation, and your website is losing the argument.

Reinforcement learning has a central, simple tension: do you learn from what you did, or what you could have done? TD learning forces the question.

MiniMax has unleashed MMX‑CLI, a command‑line interface that hands AI agents raw, native access to media.

Anthropic has started letting its own AI coding tool loose on its own codebase, unsupervised, every day.

Three dollars a month. That’s the entry point for a new wave of AI coding subscriptions, plans built not on tokens or API calls, but on explicit...

HarperCollins sued Meta over AI training data. Simon & Schuster pulled books suspected of AI ghostwriting.